Radiation Oncology Work-Life Balance: What Doctors Actually Say

Real insights from 55 Radiation Oncology physician reports about work-life balance, career satisfaction, and daily reality.

Physician-Reported Data
3.8/5
Avg Satisfaction
94%
Would Choose Again
55
Physician Responses
49
Avg Hours/Week

📋 Key Takeaways: Radiation Oncology Lifestyle at a Glance

  • •Career Satisfaction: Radiation Oncology physicians report 3.8/5 average satisfaction, with 94% saying they would choose the specialty again.
  • •Work Hours: The average Radiation Oncology physician works 49 hours per week.
  • •Experience Level: Insights based on physicians with an average of 9 years of experience.
  • •Data Source: Based on 55 approved, anonymous physician reports on SalaryDr.

⚖️Is Radiation Oncology a Good Work-Life Balance Specialty?

Radiation Oncology physicians rate their career satisfaction 3.8/5 and report working 49 hours a week on average. 94% would choose the specialty again.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Radiation Oncology Lifestyle

Is Radiation Oncology a good work-life balance specialty?

Based on 55 physician responses, Radiation Oncology has a 3.8/5 average career satisfaction rating. 94% of Radiation Oncology physicians say they would choose the specialty again. The average Radiation Oncology physician works 49 hours per week.

How many hours do Radiation Oncology physicians work per week?

Based on SalaryDr data, Radiation Oncology physicians work an average of 49 hours per week. Hours vary by practice setting, location, and career stage.

Would Radiation Oncology physicians choose their specialty again?

94% of Radiation Oncology physicians surveyed say they would choose Radiation Oncology again if starting their career over. This is based on 55 anonymous physician responses collected by SalaryDr.

About This Data

This analysis is based on 55 approved, anonymous physician reports on SalaryDr. All data comes from practicing Radiation Oncology physicians across the United States. Respondents have an average of 9 years of experience. Data is collected through our anonymous salary and lifestyle submission form, moderated before it is published, and updated continuously. Learn more about our methodology.

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